Forestry in Postwar Italy

Key Points

Italy has worked since 1943 to restore forests damaged during World War II, implementing a national forestry program.
The Allied Commission and UNRRA played significant roles in supporting postwar forestry recovery efforts in Italy.
Early developments in Italian forestry and assessments of war-related damage are key components of the article.
The collaborative efforts laid a foundation for sustainable forest management and conservation initiatives.

Abstract

Abstract Italy has been striving since 1943 to restore her war-damaged forests and to effect a strong national forestry program. During this period, the Allies, through the Allied Commission and UNRRA Italy Mission, assisted in this tremendous task. This article includes a summary of early forestry developments in Italy, an estimate of World War II damage to her forests, and a resume of the forestry work undertaken by the Allied Commission and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administation.

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M. B. Dickerman (Tue,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4765531b076d99fa6ea44 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/46.6.438

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